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[John H. Perry Estate, Tarrytown, NY]
No full textThe estate pictured here belonged to John H. Perry, a pioneer in the newspaper publishing business. Source: Robert Yasinsac, architectural historian and author
"O. H. Perry"
No full textThis stereoview of the "O. H. Perry" was taken at the port of Toledo on the Maumee River
Oliver H. Perry 155453
No full textThe "Oliver H. Perry" was a wooden tug built by John P. Devney of Ashtabula, Ohio in 1902 for the Ohio Fish and Game Commission for patrol at Sandusky, Ohio. She was of 74 gross tons. From 1924 to 1929, she was owned by the Cowles Towing Company of Buffalo, New York. She was renamed the "Rochester." She was abandoned in 1929
Oliver H. Perry Monument, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1905-1907
No full textOliver H. Perry Monument, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1905-1907. Postcard number: G 1865a
Oliver H. Perry 221429
No full textChristened the "Oliver H. Perry" when she was built for the State of Ohio in 1921, the ship was used by the Ohio Fish and Game Commission as a patrol boat until 1938. Originally built in Marine City, Michigan by Sidney C. McLouth, the ship was reconfigured to a passenger vessel by Hans Hansen Welding Company of Toledo, Ohio in 1938. As the "Mackinac Islander" the vessel carried passengers until 1969. She was the fishing boat "Belair" when she sank off the Aleutian Islands in 1974
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